01893cam a2200385 i 4500003000800000005001700008007000300025008004100028020004300069020004000112035001300152035002400165040001800189041000800207042001400215043001200229050003100241082001900272100003100291245008700322246004100409264006300450300002800513490005300541504005100594505026600645520027600911650004201187650004401229650004101273650002801314651005601342651005601398830005301454BJBSDDR20230410105224.0ta150828s2015    pau      b    001 0 eng d  a9780822963684 (pbk. : acid-free paper)  a082296368X (pbk. : acid-free paper)  a18764284  a(OCoLC)ocn910257570  aAD#bengcAD#  aEng  alccopycat  ae-ru---14a338 DK 510.763bG321a 201500a320.5309472231 aGelʹman, Vladimir,d1965-10aAuthoritarian Russia :banalyzing post-Soviet regime changes /cVladimir Gelʹman.30aAnalyzing post-Soviet regime changes 1aPittsburgh, Pa. :bUniversity of Pittsburgh Press,c[2015]  axiv, 208 pages ;c23 cm1 aPitt series in Russian and East European studies  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aRegime changes in Russia : the road of disillusionment -- Russia's flight from freedom : why? -- The roaring 1990s : conflicts and compromises -- The (in)famous 2000s : imposed consensus -- The unpredictable 2010s : rising challenges -- The agenda for tomorrow.  aPresents theoretical and comparative perspectives on the factors affecting Russian regime changes since the collapse of the Soviet Union and the country's drift to "electoral authoritarianism", essentially authoritarian rule with the trappings of democratic institutions. 0aAuthoritarianismzRussia (Federation) 0aFederal governmentzRussia (Federation) 0aAutoritarismo zRusia (Federación) 4aGobierno federalzRusia 0aRussia (Federation)xPolitics and governmenty1991- 4aRusia (Federación) xPolítica y gobiernoy1991-  aPitt series in Russian and East European studies